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Subject: DOCBOOK: cmdsynopsis + arg Vs command, option
I wanted to ask after something that's been bugging me for a while.
To wit, that in most places, one needs to use
<option><optional>foo<optional><option>
whereas in cmdsynopsis, one uses
<arg choice="opt">...</arg>
It would be nice to have one, consistent way of describing
options/arguments to a command, both inside and outside of
cmdsynopsis. This has been confusing for some of the people I'm
working with on a documentation project.
Or am I just not understanding some aspect of the current design?
Thankyou,
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